error.txt

-- TYPE MISMATCH -------------------------------------------------- src/Main.elm

The 7th and 8th entries in this list are different types of values.

45|         [ Url.map ListAllocationsRoute Url.top
46|         , Url.map ListAllocationsRoute (Url.s "allocations")
47|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string)
48|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "info")
49|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "files")
50|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "logs")
51|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "raw")
52|>        , Url.map EvaluationListRoute (Url.s "evaluations")
53|         , Url.map JobsPage (Url.s "jobs")
54|         ]

The 7th entry has this type:

    Url.Parser ((String -> Route) -> c) c

But the 8th is:

    Url.Parser ((Route) -> c) c

Hint: It looks like a function needs 1 more argument.

Hint: Every entry in a list needs to be the same type of value. This way you
never run into unexpected values partway through. To mix different types in a
single list, create a "union type" as described in:
<http://guide.elm-lang.org/types/union_types.html>



-- TYPE MISMATCH -------------------------------------------------- src/Main.elm

The 2nd and 3rd entries in this list are different types of values.

45|         [ Url.map ListAllocationsRoute Url.top
46|         , Url.map ListAllocationsRoute (Url.s "allocations")
47|>        , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string)
48|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "info")
49|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "files")
50|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "logs")
51|         , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "raw")
52|         , Url.map EvaluationListRoute (Url.s "evaluations")
53|         , Url.map JobsPage (Url.s "jobs")
54|         ]

The 2nd entry has this type:

    Url.Parser ((Route) -> c) c

But the 3rd is:

    Url.Parser ((String -> Route) -> c) c

Hint: It looks like a function needs 1 more argument.

Hint: Every entry in a list needs to be the same type of value. This way you
never run into unexpected values partway through. To mix different types in a
single list, create a "union type" as described in:
<http://guide.elm-lang.org/types/union_types.html>

route.elm

type Route
    = ListAllocationsRoute
    | ViewAllocationRoute String String
    | JobsPage
    | EvaluationListRoute


route : Url.Parser (Route -> a) a
route =
    Url.oneOf
        [ Url.map ListAllocationsRoute Url.top
        , Url.map ListAllocationsRoute (Url.s "allocations")
        , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string)
        , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "info")
        , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "files")
        , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "logs")
        , Url.map ViewAllocationRoute (Url.s "allocations" </> Url.string </> Url.s "raw")
        , Url.map EvaluationListRoute (Url.s "evaluations")
        , Url.map JobsPage (Url.s "jobs")
        ]